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1:4 acrylic primer concentrate for preparing surfaces before painting indoors and outdoors.
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Open meadows 1:4 primer concentrate is used to prepare surfaces before painting work. The product helps improve paint adhesion to the substrate and prepare porous areas for even application of the finish coating.
The concentrate is diluted with clean water at a 1:4 ratio. The ready working solution can be used outdoors and indoors at temperatures from +5°C to +35°C.
The product specifications state water as the thinner, fungicidal protection, the property “safe”, and transparency after drying. This is useful when the substrate needs preparation without changing its visible color after the layer dries.
The 1 l pack suits local work and small areas, 2 l is convenient for medium volumes, and 5 l suits a larger area or regular surface preparation before painting.
Before application, clean the substrate from dust, dirt, grease, old coating residue, and poorly bonded particles. After dilution, apply the primer evenly by brush, roller, paintbrush, or spraying according to work conditions.
What is it suitable for?
1:4 acrylic primer concentrate for preparing surfaces before painting indoors and outdoors.
When is it not suitable?
Do not apply over dust, grease, moisture, chalky or weak coatings; difficult substrates need primer or a test area.
What is the consumption or yield?
No separate consumption value is listed, so estimate from area, joint size, or recommendations for the specific application method.
How long does the layer dry or form?
Let the layer fully form before loading. For difficult conditions, make a test area and check the instructions.
What are the common mistakes?
Painting a weak base without primer, applying too thick a layer, wrong application temperature, and rushing between coats.